strike clause

"G. M. executed the strike clause, canceling business in September and October issues," she added.

'There is a striking clause in my Premier League contract...'

"Most insurance policies now have a strike clause," says Bob Atkinson, insurance expert at Travelsupermarket.

Several months after DHL signed the agreement with the Teamsters eliminating the strike clause, more than 85% of the Union drivers were laid off.

(The Yankees got full payment from WABC last year, despite the abbreviated season, because the station's deal does not have a strike clause.)

Mr. Netanyahu said that the entire Palestinian National Council, which has about 670 members, must meet and vote by a majority to strike clauses from the Palestinian covenant calling for Israel's destruction.

"The thing that made it an even more horrendous situation was the officials' walkout," said Ziegler, who elected not to discipline the union for its one-game strike but instructed the N.H.L.'s labor negotiators to make certain the strike clause is strengthened in the new contract.

The only way to make the Palestinians accountable is to fulfill the request by the Israeli Cabinet to add a stipulation that a majority of the Palestinian Council vote to strike clauses from the Palestinian covenant calling for the destruction of Israel.

However, only members of LO are bound by LO's part of the agreement, which means that members of SAC - and, of course, other non-LO trade unions - are free to initiate offensive actions even if the current collective wage agreement includes a no strike clause.